One hundred years ago, on January 30, 1919, the mother of Robert B. Stone, Freda Blustein, died at age 24. Daughter of Polish immigrants in New York City, Freda was one of the estimated 50,000,000 global victims of the great influenza pandemic of 1918. In addition to Robert, age 2, she left behind daughter Gladys, age 4.
This ad, which appeared in the New York Times exactly one year after her death, summarizes a family’s love for one who died so young:
The Magic of Psychotronic Power eBook has been republished. It is now available in free-flow edition for tablet, phone, or computer. It is newly edited as well, thus easier to absorb Robert B. Stone’s insights and life-changing wisdom. In continuing celebration of Dr. Stone’s centennial,…
Today is the centennial of Lola Stone, wife of author Robert B. Stone, born March 29, 1917. To celebrate, we have published four e-books, one of her art, two of her poetry, and one on Lola and Bob’s world travels. Please click below to learn more.…
Author Robert B. Stone and wife Lola Stone spoke in Hawaii on October 21, 1994 about their remarkable lives. This talk was recorded and discovered this week by son Dennis. Their talk is in three segments: 1) Robert Stone’s early life, including his lengthy courtship…
Robert and Lola Stone loved Hawaii, where they lived for nearly 30 years. Last week, family members brought Lola home to Hawaii, where they scattered her ashes in Kailua Bay next to those of husband Bob. They met on another island beach (Long Island) as…
Robert B. Stone was a noted author of over 80 books on powers of the mind and achieving the human potential. His centennial, February 26, 2016, is an opportunity to celebrate his accomplishments and discover (or rediscover) his many great works. See a listing of…